NEW BOOK!

NEW BOOK!
Boating Ahoy!

VIDA_GLASS TRAYS by TED

VIDA_GLASS TRAYS by TED

VIDA FASHION MATS

VIDA FASHION MATS

Georgian Bay Shadows

Georgian Bay Shadows

Georgian Bay Waters Edge

Georgian Bay Waters Edge
2018 Day trip to the outside island

Fall Carpet

Fall Carpet
Georgian Bay comes alive

salt spring island shores

salt spring island shores
48˚ 55' 20.98" N 123˚ 33' 07.82" W

VIDA Fashion Statement Bags

VIDA Fashion Statement Bags
good quality with unique styling

VIDA FASHIONS by Ted

VIDA FASHIONS by Ted
New Statement Bags

aluminum art images

aluminum art images
cars and flowers

Georgian Bay near McCrae Lake

Georgian Bay near McCrae Lake
Sourcing the power of their formations

VIDA Fashions by Ted

VIDA Fashions by Ted
more of the collection

VIDA Fashions by Ted

VIDA Fashions by Ted
Georgian Bay Shoreline Rocks are Wearable

Fashions by Ted

Fashions by Ted
Beautiful Rock and Auto Colours

VIDA fashions by Ted

VIDA fashions by Ted
Georgian Bay Rock Paint Palletts

VIDA FASHIONS by TED

VIDA FASHIONS by TED

VIDA PILLOW FASHIONS by TED

VIDA PILLOW FASHIONS by TED
rock solid pillow talk

Killarney August 2015 "Waters Rising"

Killarney August 2015 "Waters Rising"

West Shore Lambert Is.

West Shore Lambert Is.
44˚ 55' 10. 98" N 79˚ 52' 25. 61" W

Little Pine

Little Pine
44˚ 55' 34 . 83" N 79˚ 50' 23 . 64" W

Lambert Island Channel

Lambert Island Channel

Georgian Bay Rocks on

Georgian Bay Rocks on

Monument Channel Area

Monument Channel Area
turning up the heat

Caribbean Coral Rocks

Caribbean Coral Rocks

GB rocks on

GB rocks on

ROCKS TO ART

ROCKS TO ART
2014_Maxwell Island, Georgian Bay

Haida Gwaii BC

Haida Gwaii BC
Balance Rock Beach...All About Pebbles

Rising Tide - Wise Island BC

Rising Tide - Wise Island BC
Pacific Coast Rock Art

Haida Gwaii -Blow Hole Impressions

Haida Gwaii -Blow Hole Impressions
Tow Hill North Beach

Georgian Bay Art

Attempting to understand, through combining photography and painting, the power and energy exhibited by the rock formations of Georgian Bay. Each image a fusion of strokes found within their own distinctive GPS location.

New Book "ROCKS to ART" by Ted Larson

New Book "ROCKS to ART" by Ted Larson
A selection of GPS Prints Available. Go to Blurb.com

44º 54' 58.66" N 79º 50' 33.86 W

44º 54' 58.66" N  79º 50' 33.86 W
Wigwam Island - Artist's Proof © Ted Larson 2011

45˚00' 05.48" N 79˚ 59' 27.99" W

45˚00' 05.48" N  79˚ 59' 27.99" W
Splitrock Island Area- Artist's Proof © Ted Larson 2011

44˚54' 34.97" N 79˚50' 48.19" W

44˚54' 34.97" N 79˚50' 48.19" W
North Tomahawk Channel - Artist's Proof © Ted Larson 2011

44º 55' 04. 04" N 79º 51' 36. 02" W

44º 55' 04. 04" N  79º 51' 36. 02" W
South Bone Island - Artist's Proof © Ted Larson 2011

44º 55' 47. 44" N 79º 52' 40. 90" W

44º 55' 47. 44" N  79º 52' 40. 90" W
Hell's Gate - Artist's Proof © Ted Larson 2011

44º 56' 00. 13" N 79º 51' 30. 87" W

44º 56' 00. 13" N  79º 51' 30. 87" W
Tabasakwa Island - Artist's Proof © Ted Larson 2011

44º 55' 53. 23" N 79º 52' 38. 96" W

44º 55' 53. 23" N  79º 52' 38. 96" W

44º 55' 48. 09" N 79º 52' 37. 81" W

44º 55' 48. 09" N  79º 52' 37. 81" W

44º 55' 56. 03" N 79º 51' 38. 58" W

44º 55' 56. 03" N  79º 51' 38. 58" W
Tabasakwa Island - Artist's Proof © Ted Larson 2010

44º 55' 24.54 N 79º 52' 35.18 W

44º 55' 24.54 N 79º 52' 35.18 W
Big Ship Island - Artist's Proof © Ted Larson 2011

Artist's Proof © Ted Larson 2011
Larger sized image 16.5" x 12.5" are available framed at $500 each.
Editions are numbered one to twenty.

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A new Book published by Blurb.com for Ted Larson so check it out by the Preview Badge...if you like cars or just art too....

classic cars become classic art




Flowers to Art

Flowers to Art

Flowers to Art

Flowers to Art

Sunday, September 9, 2007

LOOP Report 10/25/2004

Demopolis, Oct.25, 2004

Need to stop here and provision.

Not much between here and Mobile except 2-3 anchorages. It’s hot and damp with humidity but it’s why we’re here, looking for the sun was one of the goals. The river has been very much an obstacle course lately because of heavy rains up north of here. At one point looked like we had to cut the lawn in front of us, this was a garden of floating Hyacinth which filled the path in front of us in the river and locks. Later it became floating junk like trees, logs and the odd refrigerator. And of course dealing with the big wake guys has been an experience. Seems a few people in locks and the river have considered calling the local sheriff as they will meet you at the next lock and put you in handcuffs. ( different kind of lock up not to be experienced.)

We keep meeting this old salt sailor “Joe” who always arrives hours after us in his 25 foot “Compromise” with his little outboard. He’s been going since 11 years ago since retiring. He appears to have not changed his shirt since starting. His reply on this is…”When I can’t find which of the many holes to put my head through I’ll get another.” We think he’s a bit of a storyteller as we enjoyed gabbing with him over an iced lemon tea.

Of course, would’nt you know, now we are going to town in the courtesy car it has started to pour again and will keep the river brown and junky.

We keep hearing about the problems of dockage for transients further on as many of the marinas got hammered by two or more hurricanes, some are non-existent and others will be back in business soon. It seems some folks left their boats up here to get away from the storms on the Gulf.

Apparently from Susan’s scouting the town when on her daily morning walk, it ain’t much to look at and even less to shop at. There is always a WallMart or big box mall around the next corner, guess why the local stores and town are empty…..Hello.oo.oo… Is anybody home upstairs? ….George?…..Kerry?..!!!

Must say we keep meeting very nice and interesting boaters all on there way south just like us, some finishing their loop, others half way.

Please send us an occasional e:mail to let us know you are either getting our stories and pictures or wish some other info we missed.

OK! The wee pigees are off to market.

Ted, Pat, David and Susan, on board the good ship “CHINOOK”

Check web site: gpslocations.ca